Evidence-Based User Experience Research, Training, and Consulting
Learn how iPad users interact with apps and websites on their devices, and whether usability improves with time as people practice and learn new interfaces.
The design guidelines are based on 2 rounds of usability studies, conducted one year apart. We observed participants working on their own iPads to accomplish a broad variety of tasks.
1st Edition: The study was conducted in 2010, immediately after the first iPad tablet became available to the public.
2nd Edition: We conducted a follow-up study a year later to study improvements in interface designs and changes in behavior as a result of exposure and practice.
We strongly recommend that you read the 2nd edition first, because it has the newest information and is based on testing more mature iPad apps.
Only bother downloading the 1st edition if you are very interested in tablet user experience. We keep it available because there are many interesting usability findings derived from our testing of early apps that were riddled with design mistakes (even the best designers didn't know any better at the time). If you read the 1st edition, you can avoid repeating those old mistakes.
Purchase an individual license if the report or video will only be used by one person.
Customers who choose an individual license are not authorized to share the report or video with anyone else, or post it to any internal or external file server, website, or intranet. Individual License Terms
Purchase a group license if the report or video will be used by multiple people within your organization.
Customers who choose a group license are authorized to post the report or video on internal file servers or intranets and make it available to others within the organization. The group license does not grant permission to make the report/video available to people not employed by your organization, the general public, or to post it to a publicly accessible website or file server. Group License Terms
×Individual License
$0
×